Dr and Mrs Krause to Host Dinner With Hunting Main Dish
Dr and Mrs Charles Krause will entertain Friday evening at 504 Vernon Drive SE with a hunting trip main dish. Guests include Mrs J Clark Curtin of New York City visiting Ernest W Curtin and Mrs Curtin. Local hunters A C Stewart Forrest W Stewart Mr Curtin B J Meltzer and Dr Krause contributed the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Krause
Vernon Drive
J. Clark Curtin
New York City
Ernest W. Curtin
Curtin
Third Avenue Road
A. C. Stewart
Forrest W Stewart
Mr. Curtin
B. J. Meltzer
Dr Krause
E. W. Curtin
A. C Stewart
Meltzer
Margaret McIntyre
Greenwood Drive
Commonwealth Tea Room
MacIntyre
H. R. Taylor
M. F. Bates
Duluth
Bedford Ludlow
Worthington
Minn
Taylor
Blake Boulevard
Luncheon honors Ann Elizabeth Riordan before Florida trip
Carol Ann Pilkcer and Frances Siamis hosted at 1526 Third Avenue SE Friday afternoon to toast Ann Elizabeth Riordan, who will spend winter in Florida with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Edward C Clark. Guests included Pamela Shackell Corrine Hendrickson Jacqueline Wright Mary Louise Nelson Betty Flo Markey and Jean Wallace. Mrs Ernest R Moore, 536 Knollwood Drive SE, returned Thursday after visiting her daughter Mrs Robert Collins in Council Bluffs and spent Wednesday with daughter Mrs Frank Davis in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Ann Pilkcer
Frances Siamis
Ernest R. Moore
Knollwood Drive
Robert Collins
Collins
Council Bluffs
Frank Davis
Davis
Des Moines
Mrs. Buser to Visit in Chicago
Mrs. Frank L. Buser and her mother Mrs. George Brock left Friday morning for a week or ten days in Chicago, traveling from 1830 B Avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Buser
B Avenue
George Brock
Chicago
Three Bridge Clubs To Hold Friday Meetings
Three bridge clubs schedule Friday evening gatherings hosted by different couples. Mr and Mrs James H. Yuill will entertain the duplicate club at 725 Nineteenth Street SE. Mr and Mrs Eugene M. Pinney host a picnic supper and bridge at 1915 Ridgeway Drive SE. Mr and Mrs Allen Nash plan a dinner at 2316 Country Club Parkway SE before bridge at the Mayflower Nash home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Yuill
Nineteenth Street
Eugene M. Pinney
Ridgeway Drive
Allen Nash
Country Club Parkway SE
Mayflower Bridge
Nash
Miss Jeanne Youkey Honored At Farewell Party
Miss Jeanne Youkey a Frances Shimer student at Mount Carroll Illinois spent last weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs E P Youkey at 1801 Grande avenue SE The Youkeys plan to move to Chicago in two weeks and a farewell party was given in Miss Youkey s honor during her visit home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Youkey
Frances Shimer
Mount Carroll
E. P Youkey
Grande Avenue
Mrs Pickering and Mrs Hayes Return Home from City Visit
Mrs Ernest Pickering and Mrs J W Hayes left Friday for San Diego after a three week stay in the city. Mrs Pickering was hosted by her sister Mrs Balcom Luberger and by Mr Luberger at 1937 Second Avenue SE and by her mother Mrs Horton I Bailey of Commonwealth apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Pickering
J. W. Hayes
San Diego
Calif
Pickering
Balcom Luberger
Luberger
Second Avenue SE
Horton I. Bailey
Commonwealth Apartments
Mrs Grayston Hosts Bridge Club At Mayflower Luncheon
Mrs J T Grayston 413 Eighteenth Street NE welcomed her bridge club Friday with a luncheon at the Mayflower for eight. Afternoon bridge sessions followed at the Grayston residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Grayston
Eighteenth Street
Grayston
Missionary Society Plans Praise Service at Olivet Church
The Mary Steele guild missionary society of Olivet Presbyterian met at Mrs. Everett Finch’s home 1008 Eighth St SW to finalize plans for the annual Praise Service set for Nov 13 at 7 30 p.m. in the church. The Lost Key will be performed by Vinton Presbyterian young people under Rev. William Caldwell’s direction. Committee in charge includes Mesdames Doris Johanos Dorothy Harger Florence Robertson and Everett Finch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Steele Guild Missionary Society
The
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Everett Finch
Eighth Street
Vinton Presbyterian
William Caldwell
Doris Johanos
Dorothy Harger
Florence Robertson
Halloween Party Honors Roy Dickenson Jr and Robert Rhodes
A Halloween party was held Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Rhodes honoring Roy Dickenson Jr and Robert Rhodes. Prizes went to Jack Kettering Betty Lou Kettering and Roy Dickenson Jr with refreshments served by Mrs. Rhodes and Mrs. Roy Dickenson. Guests included Robert Hickman Richard Dieson Eddie McNulty Jack and Betty Lou Kettering Donald and Caroline Earl Jimmy Bain Jeannie Baird and William and Barbara Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Dickenson, Jr
Robert Rhodes
Ross Rhodes
H Avenue NW
Jack Kettering
Betty Lou Kettering
Rhodes
Roy Dickenson
Robert Hickman
Richard Dieson
Eddie McNulty
Jack
Donald
Caroline Earl
Jimmy Bain
Jeannie Baird
William
Barbara Rhodes
Jolly Ramblers Prize Winners in Card Party
Mrs. Fred Donisthorpe hosted a Wednesday card party at 726 L Street SW. Prizes were won by Mrs. R. H. Leinbaugh, Mrs. H. Kendall, Mrs. Leo J. Smith, and Mrs. Ww. Willenborg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Donisthorpe
L Street
Jolly Ramblers
R. H. Leinbaugh
H. Kendall
Leo J. Smith
Ww. Willenborg
Coe Faculty to Attend State Teachers Convention in Des Moines
Coe college will be represented at the State Teachers convention in Des Moines Friday and Saturday. About one hundred guests will attend a Friday evening dinner at Bishop's cafeteria. Speakers include Irving Schmitt and Prof. Paul S Ray. Music by Andrea Johannsen and a quartets recording by Jones, Gustafson, Peterson and Burger. Other Coe attendees include Dr. Mary Bell and J. Dale Welsch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Des Moines
Bishop's Cafeteria
Irving Schmitt
Davenport
Andrea Johannsen
Coe Music
Johannsen
Paul S Ray
Don Giovanni
Ray
Ben Jones
Tama
Eugene Gustafson
Fort Dodge
Ray Peterson
New York City
William V. Burger
Coe
George W Bryant
Mary Bell
Eleanor Taylor
J. Dale Welsch
Burger
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club hosts private art exhibit
Members of the Cedar Rapids Woman's club visited Mrs W A Montgomery at 2325 Hillcrest Drive SE for a private showing of her recently completed paintings in observance of National Art Week. The art department assisted and served tea while Miss Mildred MacDanel and Mrs Nelle Everson greeted guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Donna Grace Phillips to Wed John S Harford
Mr and Mrs James Phillips announce the engagement of their daughter Donna Grace to John S Harford son of Mr and Mrs Marion Harford of 1706 Fifteenth Avenue SE. The wedding is planned for the latter part of November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Phillips
Tenth Avenue SE
Donna Grace
John S Harford
Marion Harford
Fifteenth Avenue SE
Ladd Family Trip and Bluff View Aid Social
Dr and Mrs F G Ladd of 215 Second Avenue SW and daughter Mrs N O Halvorson of Cedar Falls left Thursday evening for two weeks in Memphis and southern points. Mrs John Kretschmar and daughter Mrs Joe Dostal Jr entertained the Bluff View Aid society and friends at the Dostal home 824 M Avenue NW with a list of attendees including Mrs A Hazelwinkle Mrs Theresa King and others. Mrs Otto Neville to entertain the society December 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Ladd
Second Avenue
N. O. Halvorson
Cedar Falls
Memphis
John Kretschmar
Joe Dostal, Jr
Bluff View Aid Society
Dostal
M Avenue NW
Mesdames A Hazelwinkle
Theresa King
Minnie Essner
Charles Sportel
Alvin Kretschmar
Lester Atwood
John Buresh
Tony Popelka
Walter Dunahugh
Joe Hruby
Louis Mann
Louis Hanson
Homer Mann
Adelbert Williams
Roy Henderson
William Benner
William Hanson
William Melhorn
Art Ford
Joe Dostal
Otto Neville
Wednesday Social Club Hosts Evening at Glow Room
Members of the Wednesday Social Club and their husbands met at the Glow room of the Gas company Wednesday evening. Mrs. C. E. Nelson led the affair with help from the first and second division social committees. A picnic supper was followed by bunco and other games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gas Company
C. E. Nelson
Bunco
Mrs. E. M. Hagey Honored at Cedar Rapids Club Luncheon
A Cedar Rapids Woman's Club philanthropic department luncheon honored Mrs. E. M. Hagey on her 93rd birthday. The former chairwoman, oldest member, and past leader of the department was celebrated with speeches, music, and a March of Time through years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philanthropic Department
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
E. M. Hagey
Hagey
Joanna Hagey
Henry J Hromek
Carl Heinen
Ida H. Elliott
Charles E. Roberts
G. F. van Vechten
Ben Ogden
Elliott
Hromek
Roberts
Mesdames Hromek
L. L. Owens
C. E. Earhart
A. H. Aukerman
Donald Diehl
J. Janecek
Ben Hazen
Junior Harmony Club Elects Officers
The Coe Junior Harmony club elected officers for the year Mary Ellen Dennis as president Ruth Kucera as vice president Jessie Dorward as secretary Jacqueline Joens as treasurer The group will meet Saturday at 10 am with a 11 am program in the chapel presented by Ruth Kucera plus other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe Junior Harmony Club
Mary Ellen Dennis
Ruth Kucera
Jessie Dorward
Jacqueline Joens
Coe
Joyce Sanborn
Betty Barta
Angeline Thomas
Donald Hlubucek
James Victorine
Jean Morris
Jean Marie Horak
H. H. C. Club Meets at Miss Loufek Home
Members of the H. H. C. club gathered Thursday at 828 H avenue NW for singing games and refreshments. The next meeting will be at Miss Betty Smiths home, 320 First Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. C. Club
Helen Loufek
H Avenue NW
Betty Smith
First Street
Martha Marquis Circle Hosts New Faculty Wives
The Martha Marquis circle of Coe college met with Mrs. J. F. Yothers on Fourth avenue. Mrs. L. E. Henry invited all new faculty wives to join. Dr. Irving L. Churchill spoke poetry and Mrs. Charles T. Hickok paid tribute to the late Mrs. S. N. Harris, a 25 year member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Marquis
Coe College
J. F. Yothers
Fourth Avenue
L. E. Henry
Irving L. Churchill
Charles T. Hickok
S. N. Harris
Yothers
Myron L. Koenig
K A. Stiles
J. B. Hodgson
Hickok
Mrs Poetziger Hosts Club at Roosevelt Hotel Lunch
Mrs. L Poetzinger 1829 Fifth avenue SE was hostess at a lunch and bridge gathering Thursday afternoon at the Continental grill in the Roosevelt hotel. Out of town guest Mrs I B Hosig of Denver visited in the home of her brother Jay Mitchell and Mrs Mitchell at 1630 Park avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Poetzinger
Fifth Avenue SE
Continental Grill
Roosevelt Hotel
I. B. Hosig
Denver
Jay Mitchell
Mitchell
Park Avenue SE
King's Daughters Dessert Luncheon Held at Reynolds Home
Mrs Hugh Reynolds and Mrs Floyd Reynolds hosted the Serv ice circle at 821 Camburncourt SE. President Mrs Raymond A Reid opened the meeting with devotions on Sarah the Steadfast. Mrs Earl Schuyler led. The next sewing session is set for St Luke's hospital on November 14 at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Reynolds
Floyd Reynolds
King's Daughters
Camburncourt SE
Raymond A. Reid
Earl Schuyler
Sarah
Carl Goodwin
King’s Daughters
Margaret Bottome
St. Luke's Hospital
Jolly Neighbors Hold Meeting At O’Connor Home
The Jolly Neighbors gathered at Melinda O’Connor’s residence for a business session and dance. Prizes went to Ann Silver Kathryn Yarbo and Ruth Hines. Ann Silver and Ina Beth Alley attended as guests. Refreshments planned for November 17 at Mrs. Charles Packingham 827 Fifth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melinda O'Connor
Danco
Ann Silver
Kathryn Yarbo
Ruth Hines
Ina Beth Alley
Charles Packingham
Fifth Avenue SE
Mozart Club Examination Set For Saturday Afternoon
Mozart club examination scheduled Saturday at 1 p.m. on the third floor of the Y W C A. For more information call Mrs. Dean S. Hilborn at 8464.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean S. Hilborn
Tailored Delight for Matrons Pattern 4928
Anne Adams presents Pattern 4928 a bloused shirtwaist dress suited for week end luncheons and Christmas bridges. The design flatters with a bias skirt yokes and crossgrain cuts inclining to sheer wools and ribbed silks, offering slenderizing fit and varied neckline options with buttons and pockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Anne Adams Winter Pattern Book and Pattern 4928
Decorative trimming for a smart frock. Pattern 4928 in women sizes 34 to 48 with size 36 requiring 41% yards of 39 inch fabric. Send 15 cents for pattern. book 15 cents, both 25 cents. Order The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Department
17Th St
New York
A G D Sorority Spread At Coe College
Alpha Gamma Delta members meet in the sorority rooms at Coe College this evening at 5 30. Sara Lee Hesbacher is in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Coe College
Sara Lee Hesbacher
Miss Clauson Hostess Court Whist Party Honors
Dorothy L. Clauson hosted a court whist gathering at 511 First Avenue W on Thursday evening with prizes won by Gladys Main and Fay Anthony. Other attendees included Frances Clauson, Dorothy Michalek, Irene Wright, Catherine Bird and Lucille Faulkner of Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy L. Clauson
First Avenue W
Gladys Main
Fay Anthony
Frances Clauson
Dorothy Michalek
Irene Wright
Catherine Bird
Lucille Faulkner
Davenport
Mrs McCracken Hosts Jolly-Ettes Dessert Luncheon
Mrs James McCracken of 644 Thirty-third Street NE hosted a Wednesday afternoon dessert luncheon for the Jolly-Ettes. Prizes were won by Mesdames Ann Beuchet Violet Davis Evelyn Killen and Lenore Fans. The next meeting will be at Mrs Dale Cornish's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McCracken
Thirty-third Street
Jolly-Ettes
Ann Beuchet
Violet Davis
Evelyn Killen
Lenore
Dale Cornish
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Krause
Ann Elizabeth Riordan
E. R. Moore
Bezdek’s
Johnson Avenue
Mrs. Pickering
Mrs. Hayes
Mrs. Grayston
Mary Steele Guild
Heinz
Mrs. Montgomery
Woman's Club
Donna Phillips
F. G. Ladds
Club Dept
Junior Harmony Club
DOG
Drew
Golden Gun
FS Mitvaisky & Co
Waterloo
Mrs. Yothers
Mrs. Poetzinger
3Rd Ave
Jemima
Libby
Pillsbury's
del Monte
Garaca
Lindsey
Enzler’s
Duster Bros
Duster
Armour’s Star
Sunkist
Tokay Grapes
Hiller
CES Effec
Bae
M. J.B. Coffee Pound
Miss Clauson
Mrs. McCracken
Witwer’s
Jones
Hladky’s Grocery & Market
4Th Ave
Dial
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